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Great. Hi everyone. Welcome to the second exciting

RetroNots panel for this weekend at Super Famicom in Greensboro, North Carolina.

Yes, that's the state. I'm Jerry Parish with me again flanking the stage.

Chris, you're ready to talk about the augurs.

And here in the middle from Lomitted Run games.

On Josh Verhers, then the co-founder of Lomitted Run games.

And if you've ever longed for a copy of a digital only game in physical form and been unable to purchase it because it sells out in five minutes, this is the main you can talk to.

Probably won a kill in eight. A lot of people do. I actually tried picking up...

What did you guys put out this week? We only remember it's 2064. Maybe it was last week.

And this was something that just went up a couple like within the past week or two.

Last week was next Machina from the Housemark. Really good arcade shooter and Lomitted Run games.

Yes, that was a Lomitted Run game. I really wanted to copy that.

Just like that, 10 minutes.

The standard edition went really fast and we had a collector's edition. That's actually really beautiful.

But the common perception was that it was too expensive, which I guess I could see.

But we've got a four disc soundtrack in there. When you're dealing with Japanese soundtracks, I mean in Japan soundtracks are 30 to 40 bucks.

So to license that, I mean the cost was pretty high. So we probably overgaged the demand on the collector's edition.

There should have had more standards out there.

It's always hindsight.

Josh is here with us today because we're talking about Nighttrap and Lomitted Run games.

I'll publish the physical edition of the 20th anniversary of Nighttrap for PS4. What else was that steam?

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